Henry Liu
Staff Reporter
Henry Liu covers Yale Law School as a staff reporter for the University desk as well as business and biotech for the City desk. Previously, he covered the graduate and professional schools. Originally from Houston, Texas, Henry is a sophomore in Morse College majoring in history.
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Originalism conference promotes Akhil Amar’s new book

The Rosenkranz Originalism Conference at Yale Law School centered on the constitutional scholar’s book, which recounts American constitutional history from 1840 to 1920.

Justice Department official Harmeet Dhillon to speak at Law School

Dhillon, the assistant attorney general for the Justice Department’s civil rights division who has criticized Yale after pro-Palestinian campus protests, is set to speak at a Federalist Society event on Thursday.

Former U.S. ambassador returns to Yale, warns of Russian disinformation

Speaking at Yale, Daniel Rosenblum ’84, a former ambassador to Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan, said America has “surrendered” the information war, giving ground to Moscow and Beijing.

New Haven breaks Guinness World Record for largest pizza party

On Friday, 4,525 people ate two slices of pizza in a designated pizza party area, besting the previous record by over 1,000 participants.

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Clarence Thomas portrait installed in Yale Law School over the summer

Some students described the installation — delayed six years since the portrait was received — as politically motivated.

Theodore hopes for home run in Tuesday primary election 

From the baseball fields of Wilbur Cross to Cross Campus, Elias Theodore ’27 has had his eye on home plate.

Yale Law clinic helps former federal officials file brief supporting Harvard lawsuit against Trump administration

On Aug. 28, Yale’s rule of law clinic filed a legal brief on behalf of 21 ex-government officials arguing that Trump’s proclamation to bar international students from Harvard is unconstitutional.

August data shows steep climb in Ward 1 voter registration

The abnormally competitive race between Yalies hoping to represent downtown New Haven on the Board of Alders may have contributed to the increase in registered voters.

Three Yalies qualify for Ward 1 alder Democratic primary

The alder hopefuls had to collect 43 signatures to successfully petition onto the Democratic primary ballot.

Yair Listokin named interim dean of Yale Law School

A search committee of seven YLS professors has been formed to review potential candidates to assume the Law School deanship long term.

Republican Steve Orosco calls himself a ‘fighter’ at mayoral campaign event

At an event attended by about 30 people Thursday evening, the businessman and former mixed martial arts fighter denounced crime and homelessness problems in New Haven and blamed Democrats’ total control of city government.